Haikey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant - Executive Summary |
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RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN HAIKEY CREEK WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Executive Summary The following information is a summary of the Risk Management of chlorine and sulfur dioxide in use at the Northside Wastewater Treatment Plant. This plan is intended to prevent and minimize the impacts of accidental releases of extremely hazardous substances. The chlorine and sulfur dioxide inventories exceed the threshold quantities established in the Risk Management Plan Program (RMP) requirements. The Haikey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant uses chlorine and sulfur dioxide for chlorination and de-chlorination (disinfection) respectfully, of plant effluent. The use of these chemicals are subject to the provisions of the RMP requirements, due to their "above-threshold" quantities. Physical Address Haikey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant N 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Section 20, Township 17 North, Range 14 East of I.M., Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma Latitude: 35'-56'-30"N Longitude: 95'-50'-57"W Mailin g Address Haikey Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant 11602 E. 151st St. South Bixby, OK 74107 This plan consists of the requirements outlined by the RMP requirements and are as follows: Hazard Assessment Worst-Case Scenario Alternative Release Analysis Prevention Program Two Management System Safety Information Hazard Review Operating Procedures Training Maintenance Compliance Audits Incident Inspections Emergency Response Plan Introduction Elements Core Plan Elements Worst Case Scenario for Chlorine * Scenario I.D. CLW-2 * 1 ton chlorine container * Catastrophic failure due to corrosion, impact, or construction defects * Amount released: 2,000 lb total release * Rate of release: 200 lb/min * Duration of release: 10 minutes * Stability class F * Wind speed: 1.5 meters per second * Highest daily maximum temperature occurring the past three years is 110(F * Chemical-specific temperature correction factor: 108 to 127(F, 1.0239 * Applicable for any relative humidity * Release at gro und level * Urban surface roughness * No mitigation factors Distance to Endpoint: 14,098 ft or 2.67 miles Estimate Population and Institutional Receptors Several small businesses and schools are located within the 2.67 mile radius. No hospitals or large complexes are located within this radius. The population estimate was calculated by using the Block Group Uniform Method, which determine the ratio of the circle to the land area of the block group polygons falling either partially or completely within the radius of the circle. The ratio is then applied to the population statistics of these block groups to provide estimates for the area within the radius. Five-Year Accident History The City of Tulsa Northside Wastewater Treatment Plant has not had an accident involving the chlorine or sulfur dioxide systems which has resulted in death, injury, property or environmental damage. The Emergency Response Plan The purpose of this procedure is to ensure that the Northside W astewater Treatment Plant maintains up-to-date and complete written emergency action plans (EAPs) and effective response capabilities for all covered processes. Comprehensive emergency action plans, when combined with emergency response training and drills, can effectively minimize the impact of an accidental release by ensuring proper and quick facility response. An summary of the requirements as outline in this section are as follows: * This facility shall investigate each incident which resulted in, or could reasonably have resulted in a catastrophic release. * This investigation shall be initiated promptly, no later than 48 hours following the incident. * The guidelines and reports included herein shall be followed for each incident. * The findings shall be reviewed by all affected personnel whose job tasks are affected by the findings. * Investigation summaries shall be retained for five years. Key Personnel in Plan Implementation Contact Position RMProgram Element Phone Numbe rs Alan Mitchell Haikey Creek Plant Superintendent Alternate RMProgram Manager Office: 918-369-5961 Home: 918-535-2619 Forrest L. Piggott Waste Systems Manager Overall Responsibility: RMProgram Manager Office: 918-596-9845 Home: 918-371-0143 Kevin Derrick Operations Operating Procedures Office: 918-369-5961 Home: 918-455-8047 Mike Boatner Maintenance Maintenance Procedures Office: 918-369-5961 Shawn Glen Operations Administrator Development and Implementation Office:918-596-9453 Home: 918-342-3762 |